INSANE Facebook Loophole Found - Message Every Website Visitor Automatically

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First of all, I want to make one thing very clear: I am not selling this method here. Do not reply to this thread asking me to sell the method to you or anything of the sort, all requests for this will be ignored.

Now that that's out of the way, I'm reaching out on here looking for some advice moving forward. I seem to have figured out an interesting loophole regarding Facebook. I've custom developed a method which allows me to automatically message EVERY single website visitor within ~15min of them landing on the site.

I've rigged up a custom setup where there is one initial message, and then once a user responds, I am able to further engage and auto subscribe them to my bot to message later as well. As long as a user is logged into Facebook, the site can even be opened as a popunder, popup, etc and we will still be able to auto message them/subscribe them as mentioned.

The reason I am posting about this on here is because I'm looking for advice about how to move forward on this. How should I go about finding someone with a large amount of daily site traffic to work with? Ideally, A rev share agreement seems like a decent choice here as the caveat to expanding this sort of method on a major scale is that it depends on certain specifics for Facebook Pages tied to chatbots - this is why it's so valuable - 99% of accounts would not have the ability to do this on their own (even if they were able to figure out the method).

If you were me, how would you proceed? Partnerships/rev share? Charging a monthly fee? I do have the ability to run this on multiple websites at once, but there are limits currently in regards to that as well. Please let me know your thoughts/advice. Thanks in advance and happy marketing.

Cheers!
 
well it was possible to auto subscribe visitors to your message bot before and far as I know older accounts still can have that option enabled, but Facebook amended this in November I think.

It was probably abused which is why Facebook changed the default behavior but I don't think its that valuable, I know of one way around this and I'm not seeing much response from visitors.

Good luck with your venture.
 
I don’t understand what is the main advantadge of the loophole that you found. Do you initially engage the customer on Facebook or do you engage him/her on personal website? If it is on personal website, it is alrady the website customer, there is not much added benefit
 
I don’t understand what is the main advantadge of the loophole that you found. Do you initially engage the customer on Facebook or do you engage him/her on personal website? If it is on personal website, it is alrady the website customer, there is not much added benefit
No, no. They are not engaged on the website at all. They are separate messaged on Facebook messenger after visiting the website where the script is hosted.
 
No, no. They are not engaged on the website at all. They are separate messaged on Facebook messenger after visiting the website where the script is hosted.
There is no value in that then. Most businesses are willing to pay premium price for new customers, not existing customers. Why do they need to disturb their current customers? It will only annoy the customers.
If you are thinking of developing chatbot, then you can dimply google it. There are many chatbot startups
 
First of all, I want to make one thing very clear: I am not selling this method here. Do not reply to this thread asking me to sell the method to you or anything of the sort, all requests for this will be ignored.

Now that that's out of the way, I'm reaching out on here looking for some advice moving forward. I seem to have figured out an interesting loophole regarding Facebook. I've custom developed a method which allows me to automatically message EVERY single website visitor within ~15min of them landing on the site.

I've rigged up a custom setup where there is one initial message, and then once a user responds, I am able to further engage and auto subscribe them to my bot to message later as well. As long as a user is logged into Facebook, the site can even be opened as a popunder, popup, etc and we will still be able to auto message them/subscribe them as mentioned.

The reason I am posting about this on here is because I'm looking for advice about how to move forward on this. How should I go about finding someone with a large amount of daily site traffic to work with? Ideally, A rev share agreement seems like a decent choice here as the caveat to expanding this sort of method on a major scale is that it depends on certain specifics for Facebook Pages tied to chatbots - this is why it's so valuable - 99% of accounts would not have the ability to do this on their own (even if they were able to figure out the method).

If you were me, how would you proceed? Partnerships/rev share? Charging a monthly fee? I do have the ability to run this on multiple websites at once, but there are limits currently in regards to that as well. Please let me know your thoughts/advice. Thanks in advance and happy marketing.

Cheers!
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OP, Did you find any way how to monetize your loophole? I have website with 100k Visits everyday and I want to joint venture with you.
 
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